Ruby on Rails Tutorial: first application

This is the first application for Ruby on Rails in a Debian_Linux environment.

This README file contains the tutorial information and process of this repository creation.
All files creates with Ruby 2.1.5 and Debian Linux 7 "Wheezy".

Created by ArmedAres from ArmedEntertainment.

Prerequisites:

Ruby on Rails Installed.
GitHub Repository Account.

#Commands Setup: Setup Workspace Directorys
Launch Terminal Window :: use commands

'mkdir rails_projects' // Creates a new directory for ruby on rails projects.
'cd rails_projects' // Enter the directory.

#Now to Setup Rails 'rails new first_app' // Creates a new directory for web application called first_app.
'cd first_app' // Enter the directory.
'rails server' // Start a rails webserver to test the application.

#Now launch a webrowser to confirm its working.
Browse to , 'http://localhost:3000',. This is where the rails server is running on your computer.

When finished,, press Control-C to stop the rails server.

#Setup: GitHub Version Control
*Launch Terminal Window :: use commands from , 'first_app', * directory.
'git init' // This initializes the current directory as a git repository.
'git add .' // Adds all the files and folders to the repository.
'git status' // Check to see the files were added.
'git commit -m “Initial Commit”'' // Commits the files with a message.
'git log' // Check to see what was commited.

#Setup: GitHub Website Repository Setup
From github.com/yourrepository/:

• Project Name: first_app
• Description: Ruby on Rails Tutorial – Debian
• Anyone.

#*Setup: Git\Hub Upload Current Version
Launch Terminal Window :: use commands from , 'first_app', directory.
'git remote add origin https://github.com/ArmedEntertainment/first_app.git' // Uploads existent setup
'git push -u origin master' // Login if required.

Check the github.com/yourrepository/first_app

#*Version Control Workflow
*Launch Terminal Window :: use commands from ,'first_app', * directory.
'git checkout -b modify-README' // Creates a mew branch, in this case modify.README
'git mv README.rdoc README.MD' // Renames the filentype to Markdown with 'mv' which notifys Git.
'git status' // Shows the status of the changes
'git commit -am "Improve the README file"' // Commits -a all changes with -m message.
'git checkout master' // Change to the master branch from sourcecode branch
'git merge modify-README' // Merge the new created branch and the changes.
'git branch -d modify-README' // Since were finished with the README modifications, -d delete the branch.
'git push' // Push the changes to github.com

#Now launch a webrowser to confirm the repository changes.
Browse to, 'http://github.com/yourrepository/first_app', * to view the changes.*

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